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IEC Certifications

The Import Export Code (IEC) certificate is issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT) in India. It enables businesses to engage in import and export activities. Mandatory for international trade transactions, the IEC facilitates customs clearance and regulatory compliance, promoting seamless exchange of goods and services across borders.

Additionally, having an IEC opens up opportunities for businesses to explore global markets, expand their customer base, and establish international partnerships.

  • Individual’s, firm’s or company’s copy of PAN Card
  • Proprietor’s voter ID, Aadhaar card or passport copy
  • Proof of establishment, incorporation or registration of the partnership, society, proprietorship firm, company, HUF, etc
  • Proof of address of business premise, such as sale deed, lease deed, rent agreement or utility bills (electricity bill, telephone bill or mobile bill)
  • Individual’s or company’s or firm’s cancel cheque copies of current bank accounts
  • A self-addressed envelope for delivery of IEC certificate by registered post.

IEC certification is a mandatory requirement for businesses involved in importing or exporting goods and services from India. It is a unique identification code issued by the Directorate General of Foreign Trade (DGFT), Ministry of Commerce and Industry, Government of India. IEC certification facilitates hassle-free customs clearance, enables access to global markets, and establishes credibility as a legitimate entity in international trade.

Our IEC Certification Services:

At Utkrasht, we simplify the IEC certification process, ensuring compliance with all legal requirements. Our comprehensive services include:

Consultation and Advisory: Our experienced consultants provide expert guidance on the IEC certification process, eligibility criteria, and documentation requirements.

Document Preparation:

We assist in preparing the necessary documents, such as identity proof, address proof, bank details, and other requisite information for IEC certification.

Application Filing: Our team handles the filing of the IEC certification application with the DGFT, ensuring accuracy and adherence to regulatory guidelines.

Application Tracking:

We provide regular updates on the status of your IEC certification application, ensuring transparency and peace of mind throughout the process.

Post-Certification Support:

We offer guidance on post-certification compliance, such as maintaining records, renewing the certificate, and addressing any queries or issues that may arise.

Facilitate your international trade operations with Utkrasht’s reliable and efficient IEC certification services. Contact us today to learn more about how we can assist you in obtaining IEC certification and unlocking new opportunities in the global marketplace.

Contact Information:

For more information or to get started with IEC Certification, please visit our website or reach out to our dedicated team via email or phone. We are here to answer your queries and guide you through the IEC certification process, ensuring a smooth and compliant experience.

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